Crytek’s Cevat Yerli to Give Keynote at GCA




Crytek’s CEO & President, Cevat Yerli, was today announced as a keynote speaker for the upcoming Games Convention Asia Conference (Click here here for our GCA feature). Yerli will be speaking about the opportunities for immersion as graphical realism reaches new levels and technology continues to deliver faster processors capable of greater rendering.

Crytek are known for their CryEngine and CryEngine 2, the engines responsible for the visual splendor of FarCry and Crysis respectively. As the visionary behind these engines, few come as qualified to wax philosophical on the future of gaming graphics than Cevat Yerli.

"The technology available today is light years ahead of what was generally available just five years ago," said Cevat Yerli, CEO & President of Crytek. "Add those advancements to increasing technical expertise as we learn more about graphically creating immersive worlds, and the conditions are right to have graphics play a major role in telling the story of a game."

"Cevat Yerli and Crytek are not only major names in Germany, but also the global video game market," said Frank Sliwka, Conference Director of GCAC. "His keynote will be one of the highlights of the conference and I'm confident he'll inspire the audience to view graphics as an element that is finally capable of telling stories on the level of cinema."

GCA is set to run from September 18th to the 20th and is being held in Singapore. Make sure to keep it locked to NZGamer.com for any GCA and GCAC updates as we draw closer to the event.



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ChatterboxZombieReplyPosted by ChatterboxZombie on 27 August 2008, 04:22PM
Woot! first comment!
Wait what? Crytek?
yeah, i really don't care...
 
RuptunexReplyPosted by Ruptunex on 27 August 2008, 10:55PM
Good engines they do make
 
MunkahReplyPosted by Munkah on 28 August 2008, 12:15PM
Posted by Ruptunex on 27 August 2008, 10:55PM
Last I looked their engines were poorly coded and used up way more resources than something id software would develop. :P
 
RuptunexReplyPosted by Ruptunex on 30 August 2008, 10:40AM
Meh. Still looks good